Good Day My Friends. I Have A Question To Ask. Why Do Most Boss Battle Music Have More Impact Than Other Music In The Game Example The Normal Music For A Fight In A Game Will Be Very Basic But When The Boss Comes The Whole Music Will Change Into Orchestral Lot Of instruments And Tone And The Final Boss Will Have A Very Different Orchestral Music Lot Of People Singing In Latin ( Looking At You Final Fantasy 7 ) So Does Anyone Knows Way
It's just a stylistic choice. There's an article on TV Tropes that may give you the answer you're looking for TV Tropes: Ominous Latin Chanting
Sorry if that came off as rude, I'm just genuinely confused. Does it have something to do with the device you're using, or do you just prefer title case? I noticed that you don't do it consistently either.
Edit: After looking through your post history I'm going to assume the title case thing is part of a bit. Carry on, I guess
Music in games delivers feeling or vibe that player should feel in certain situations. Notably in boss battles and rush scenes, music will be different than regular levels/maps/stages/etc to give vibe of be serious or hurry up, respectively to the former.
When The Boss Comes The Whole Music Will Change Into Orchestral Lot Of instruments And Tone And The Final Boss Will Have A Very Different Orchestral Music Lot Of People Singing In LatinYou really should play more games with boss fights to prove that. I, for example, couldn't recall if I ever heard any boss fight with latin choir. Even orchestra is rare in my experience.
Agreed! Although I could pick out a few examples from the past the whole latin chanting thing is not actually common overall.
Also, just to tack another note onto your comment:
Serious as a tone can be reinforced in a variety of ways beyond just increasing the intensity of music. While it’s uncommon, some boss fights in games deliberately use a slower, less up-beat tone because it resonates thematically with what’s happening in the narrative. In the right circumstances, an unexpected choice like this can be much more powerful.
